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da768
2y ago
Thankfully there's still a 3rd player running it's own mobile infrastructure.
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2y ago
Usually smaller ISPs use the Bell/Rogers for last mile, but have their own backbone. IIRC Beanfield is completely independent, but is only available in Toronto
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2y ago
Shaw customer base was acquired by Rogers, but they weren't allowed to absorb Freedom Mobile, which went to Quebecor.
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Is BGP Safe Yet?
(isbgpsafeyet.com)
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2y ago
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Cloudflare blames recent outage on BGP hijacking incident
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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2y ago
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YouTube eraser tool removes copyrighted music without impacting other audio
(techcrunch.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Pixel 8a works just fine. It's still using mirror mode by default. There's a Desktop mode you can enable in developer settings which works well with the NexDock hardware, but the desktop mode UI is still pretty buggy at the moment
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2y ago
Looks like it's finally getting somewhere in the latest Android beta, but definitely not read for production. NexDock 360 works pretty well with the Pixel 8a in desktop mode so far
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2y ago
Well the official system requirements for Windows 11 make a lot of perfectly good systems non-upgradable
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2y ago
Yes, I stand corrected.
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2y ago
There are adapters for handsets on Amazon, but interfacing to a phone could be harder as you have to provide DC power and deal with duplex audio on a single pair. If you're only using it as a mic, a 9v battery, resistor and decoupling
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2y ago
https://youtu.be/5nUYHROVOmo He mentions the main issue for a physical interface is that screens aren't necessarily available in the required dimensions.
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2y ago
Do you expect it from being different from Windows with the average person having at least a dozen game launchers, update services and downloaders running in the background?
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da768
2y ago
Just waiting for Adobe Store, Amazon Store, Microsoft Store, Epic Games Store, etc. to be installed on every phones soon. Current status isn't normal, but no one would complain about it if transaction fees weren't abusive.
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2y ago
If Android becomes the only platform with a worldwide reach, no one's going to bother writing apps for iOS anymore.
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2y ago
The dock moves whenever your cursor spends too much time hitting the bottom of the screen
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Relic: code-signing multi-tool and server
(github.com)
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2y ago
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3y ago
Though for a large amount of HTTP bots, the authors don't even bother changing the default Python User-Agent. I'd assume a large proportion of these bots still can't run concurrently.
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3y ago
It wasn't too bad a few years ago but right now you can buy two Ryzen 7840U 64G/1TB with OLED display for the price of one similar specced MacBook.
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Adjusting the voltage on an APC UPS to improve battery life (2020)
(jelmerbruijn.nl)
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3y ago
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da768
3y ago
Direct link to YouTube: https://youtu.be/523c7mbkt5Y The embedded one is annoyingly surrounded by 2 non-stop video ads.
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3y ago
Some people like computers but don't like half-assed Control Panel replacements, a task bar/start menu filled with msn.com tabloid contents, Copilot search bars, Microsoft 365 nagware and advertising
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Radioactive waste was also dumped off the Los Angeles coast
(latimes.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Not necessarily, but reading online you'll quickly find about certain manufacturers frying batteries faster using out of spec charging voltages.
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3y ago
And after the UPS will inevitably fail to power on, he'll probably want to add an automatic transfer switch to the mix.
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3y ago
Vertiv Liebert
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3y ago
It's even more impressive that it's actually connected to a pin on the wifi card rather than just being a key signaling the OS to disconnect wifi.
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3y ago
Last thing I heard it's not really clear with the ASRock AM5 boards https://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=25026&OB=DESC
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3y ago
RDIMMs have buffers on the memory lines to improve signal integrity, this is only helpful when there are many slots on the same memory controller channel. (ex. Servers often support 4 DIMMs per channel)
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3y ago
SuperMicro finally got into AMD desktop CPU boards, if they added USB4 and faster networking to this one we'd have a winner https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/motherboard/h13sae-mf
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